Collaborate Disseminate
Microsoft issued two builds to the Windows Insider Program today, and one of them no longer bundles two Windows 11 in-box apps.
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Because of the failure of its strategy to position Xbox One as an all-in-one entertainment device, Microsoft is taking a different tack with Xbox Series X|S.
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In memory of the beloved Microsoft consumer products and services that have been ripped from our cold, dead hands.
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A new report claims that usage of Hulu’s Live TV service is double that of YouTube TV, and well ahead of other competing services.
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When it comes to paid and free online services, I’m usually looking for cross-device and -platform availability, with as little lock-in as possible.
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I install the same basic set of desktop applications, web apps, and Store apps on every PC I use. Here’s a quick rundown.
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Xfinity customers can now access their cross-service purchased movie content from their cable TV interface.
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Now that Microsoft’s Movies & TV app is compatible with Movies Anywhere, the software giant is offering you an incentive to link up.
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Microsoft Movies & TV is finally part of Movies Anywhere.
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Microsoft’s Movies & TV service was left out in the cold when Disney expanded Movies Anywhere to include multiple content providers.
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